Batman #458
In "No queda un solo Flash," a lone man's backyard barbecue spirals into an unexpected emergency when his smoker sends thick plumes of smoke billowing into the sky—so much so that the fire department arrives, hoses in hand, to investigate. The issue, a 1968 release with a cover by Carmine Infantino and Murphy Anderson, captures a moment of quiet absurdity with a touch of superheroic flair, all set against the backdrop of a city on edge.
In "Carne asada," a man’s attempt to grill a roast on his backyard smoker spirals into an unexpected showdown with the fire department—over smoke, not flames. The story captures a moment of absurd, deadpan humor with a single page of perfectly timed, over-the-top reactions.
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